Churchill Calls for Overthrow of Labour Government in Parliament
In a sharp address in Parliament London Winston Churchill urged replacing Prime Minister Attlee's Labour government to restore confidence and stabilize the pound after devaluation. He proposed tax cuts to spur work, end excessive controls on private enterprise, and form a government with national and international credibility.
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London
Winston Churchill
Attlee
Britain
Churchill
U S May Invite British Canadian Scientists to A Bomb Talks
Sen Hickenlooper says legal advice is sought on bringing British and Canadian scientists into the American atomic energy program. Some lawmakers believe it could be allowed with proper screening and a possible law change, but no full partnership giving bomb manufacture abroad.
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Washington
Sen. Hickenlooper
Iowa
James E. Webb
Hickenlooper
Car Accident Case Heard By Fifth District Jury
A Fifth district court jury heard the case of Harlan W. Higgins versus Charles Meier before Judge Isaac McDougall. The dispute involves a damage suit and a cross complaint from an auto accident near Dugie's on December 18, 1948. Damages sought total 300 by the plaintiff and 700 by the defendant. The jury was expected to return later that afternoon. The prior day, jurors returned for defendants Marlin Christensen and Jess Palmer in a separate suit by Southeast Securities Company seeking 600 damages for the sale of 19 hogs in spring 1944, with Nellie Bean testifying as an officer of the company.
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Fifth District Court
Isaac McDougall
Harlan W. Higgins
Charles Meier
Dugie’s
Black & Black
L. E. Haight
Marlin Christengen
Jess Palmer
Southeast Securities Company
Nellie Bean
Five Die as Argentinian Airliner Crashes Near Buenos Aires
An Argentinian airliner crashed near Castilla, 155 miles west of Buenos Aires, killing five and injuring 19. One crew member is missing, according to the ministry of transportation.
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Buenos Aires
Ministry of Transportation
Castilla
Jaycees Back Hoover Commission Backing Hoover Plan
U S Jaycees rally 200 members in Pocatello to back the Hoover Commission economy report with a goal of delivering five million signatures to the Senate by November 1. Clifford Cooper urged reforms in government spending and praised American initiative.
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National Junior Chamber of Commerce
Hoover Commission
Clifford Cooper
Southern Idaho
Jaycees
Pocatello
Senate
Cooper
America
17000 Teachers Coming To Idaho Education Meet In Pocatello
More than 1,000 public school teachers are expected in Pocatello for the Idaho Education association fifth district convention. Dan W. Martin, president and chair, says the opening program starts at 8 a.m. Thursday at Pocatello high school. Dr. Alexander J. Stoddard, Los Angeles schools superintendent, will speak on significant changes in educational objectives. Jessie Hollenbeck and Alton B. Jones also speak at the morning session.
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Pocatello
Idaho Education Association
Dan W. Martin
Pocatillo
Alexander J. Stoddard
Los Angeles
Jessie Hollenbeck
Alton B. Jones
Boise
America
Japan
Southern
Reform Group Responds To Halsey Slot Stand
The Committee from the Churches and Businessmen of Pocatello disputes Mayor W. W. Halsey's claim that slot machines operate illegally where not licensed. Four local citizens, names on file at the Tribune, sign the reply urging publication of their statement.
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Halsey
Pocatello Tribune
W. W. Halsey
Pocatello
the Tribune
Churches and Businessmen of
Plant Seeks Bids for 190 Tons Steel for Reactor Building
The Idaho Operations office of the US Atomic Energy Commission invites bids for furnishing delivery and erection of about 190 tons of fabricated structural steel for the experimental breeder reactor building at the reactor testing station. Bids close at noon Oct. 18 and will be publicly opened.
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Idaho
US Atomic Energy Commission
L. E. Johnston
Johnston
Argon National Laboratory
Chicago
Plane Pilot Dies After Crash in Bonners Ferry Idaho
Loyal Graham 23 the plane pilot died of a skull fracture after a private aircraft crashed into a vacant house in Bonners Ferry. Marion Cameron 20 a passenger also died. Survivors include his mother Mrs Victor Norman two brothers Sgt David Graham and Sammy Graham a sister Mrs James Carey, all of Bonners Ferry.
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Bonners Ferry
Idaho
Loyal Graham
Marion Cameron
Graham
Victor Norman
Sgt
David Graham
Germany
Sammy Graham
James Carey
Pocatello newspapers barter plan disputed by editor
The Salt Lake Tribune reports a proposed change in Pocatello publishing with The Idaho State Journal to enter the field while The Pocatello Tribune and Pocat’e Post would be suspended. Nicholas Ifft calls the piece half truths and notes negotiations are in progress for a possible shift in the local newspaper landscape.
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Salt Lake Tribune
Pocatello
Pocatello Tribune
Pocat’o Post
Idaho State Journal
Pocatello Tribune-Journal Company
Frank Brown
Miners Return to Coal Pits in Western Pennsylvania
Nonunion diggers returned to western Pennsylvania mines amid UMW violence fears. State police reported no picket cars in Clearfield County as 250 more diggers joined about 1,350 workers across 40 mines. Pistol and rifle armed guards remained at the sites as back to work momentum began yesterday.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
United Mine Workers
Clearfield County
John L. Lewis
UMW
Clearfield
Rain Delays National League Games After Downpour
Rain delayed NL pennant race action idling the St. Louis Cardinals and Brooklyn Dodgers. The Braves Dodgers game at Boston was postponed and set as part of a tomorrow doubleheader. Pittsburgh washout halted Pirates versus Cardinals with four games remaining for each club. game rescheduled for tomorrow.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Brooklyn Dodgers
Boston
Braves
Dodgers
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Pirates
Cardinals
Yugoslavia Orders Out Hungarian Diplomats
Belgrade accuses Hungary of breaking peace terms as nine Hungarian diplomats are expelled from Yugoslavia in a widening rift with the Soviet bloc. Tito condemns Moscow and its satellites while Kardelj asks the UN for support against imperialist pressure. Further details on which staff were expelled were not released.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Marshal Tito
Hungary
Budapest
Russia
Cominform
Communist International Information Bureau
Yugoslav
Tito
Romania
Edvard Kardelj
United Nations Assembly
New York
London
United States
Britain
Railway Strike Appears Certain
Washington reports a nationwide strike of railway firemen and enginemen planned for next month to protest the rejection of a demand for an extra fireman on diesel engines. David B. Robertson, president of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen, said the union will meet in Chicago on October 7 and will recommend a strike against class one railroads.
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Washington
David B. Robertson
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen
Chicago
Robertson
Community concert in Frazier Hall postponed to Monday
The Tribune reports that the community concert slated for tonight in Frazier Hall has been postponed. It will now be held Monday at 6 15 p m.
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the Tribune
Frazier Hall
1500-Pound Bull Bolts Into Rooming House
A 1500 pound bull broke from a truck in Louisville Kentucky and ran two blocks to a rooming house on Market street. It entered a bedroom at Mrs. Leonard Ashcraft’s home where she had offered a room for rent. Police eventually shot the animal after it refused to leave. Mrs Ashcraft lamented she hoped to rent the room but noted a bull is too reckless.
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Louisville
Market Street
Leonard Ashcraft
FBI Seeks Four Fugitives in Interstate Crimes
The FBI has issued wanted bulletins for four fugitives: Emory Downs, 43, tall and slender with blue eyes, multiple aliases, convicted in multiple states for burglary. Ronald Keith Datley, 5 ft 8, 165 lbs, glasses, former Washington inmate, wanted for interstate transportation of stolen property. Amill Andrew Smith, 25, 5 ft 10, 155 lbs, earlier burglaries, escaped after conviction, wanted for interstate transportation of a stolen motor vehicle. All are armed and considered dangerous.
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Emory Downs
Downs
Idaho
Oregon
Utah
Washington
FBI
Ronald Keith Datley
Amill
Andrew Smith
Smith
British Crisis Tests Attlee Socialist Experiment
Dewitt MacKenzie argues in the House of Commons over pound devaluation as a symbol of Britain's economic depression. The debate centers on whether Attlee's government has met its stewardship and whether this first experiment in socialist governance can justify its existence. The issue holds global significance as a benchmark for moderate socialism.
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House of Commons
England
Britain
Attlee
De Sales Club Plans Square Dance and Card Sale
The St. Anthony DeSales club held its second meeting at the parish hall with President Hugh McMonigle presiding. A square dance was set for Oct 10 and plans were made to sell Christmas cards. Mrs. Hugh McMonigle sang solo selections and Father McGowan read the first chapter of the Book of the Mass.
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St. Anthony DeSales Club
Hugh McMonigle
Father McGowan
Funeral services set for Phillip St. Marie
Funeral services for Phillip St. Marie, 84, who died Monday, will be held Friday at 9 a.m. in St. Anthony's Catholic Church with Rev. M. J. McGowan officiating. The rosary will be recited in the church Thursday at 8 p.m.
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Phillip St. Marie
St. Anthony's Catholic Church
M. J. McGowan
Peace Looms If Unions Pay Share
Reports say United States Steel proposes a 10 cent per hour pension and welfare plan to avert a nationwide strike amid union resistance. President Murray of the CIO United Steelworkers insists industry must accept presidential board peace recommendations or bear responsibility for a strike.
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Pittsburgh
United States Steel Corporation
CIO
United Steelworkers
Philip Murray
Presidential Board
New York
U. S
United Steelworkers’ Union
Tokyo Rose jury deliberating in treason trial
Six men and six women failed to reach a verdict on Iva Toguri d Aquino after 34 hours of deliberation in a 12th week trial. Judge Michael J Roche urged reconsideration as courtroom crowds and heated corridor arguments filled the night. Iva Toguri d Aquino was escorted to her cell with support from Deputy Marshal Herbert Cole.
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San Francisco
Tokyo
Rose
Japan
Michael J. Roche
Iva Toguri d’Aquino
Roche
Sealed Car Broadcast Veteran To Speak On KEYY
Sealed car tour veteran Don R. Haynes of Ashland Oregon will be interviewed by Mayor W. Halsey on KEYY at 6 30 p m today. The broadcast covers his nationwide automobile tour and plans for future appearances.
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Don R. Haynes
Ashland
Ore
United States
W. W. Halsey
KEYY
U P to Fight Action ICC Sets Hearing on DRGW Petition
The Interstate Commerce Commission schedules a Dec. 12 hearing in Salt Lake City on the Denver and Rio Grande Western railroad petition to reduce freight rates charged to the Union Pacific. D&RGW vice president R E Bradford said he welcomed the early hearing date and noted the petition was filed Aug. 1.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Denver and Rio Grande Western Railroad
Union Pacific Railroad
R. EK
Bradford
D&rgw
State Capitol
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